Inspector507
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NH has a TC21DA and a TC24DA listed on their website along with the sub TZ18DA and TZ24DA
NH TC29 sale fell thourgh
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jinman
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Corriher Implements is a high-discount dealer in North Carolina. The tractors listed on their site are rock-bottom, cash only sale prices. I'm not suggesting that you buy from them, but you could sure use them for a little negotiation pressure. Here is a link to their site where they have a TC24DA for $12,100, after you add the loader, you will be up near $15,000 price. That's how I came up with that number.
Corriher
I noticed the price you quoted for the 4110 also included a MMM. On the surface, that looks like a lot better deal than your local NH dealers are willing to give on the TC24DA without a MMM. Have you tried both tractors? If you are happy with the JD and the JD dealer, you really have to ask yourself if that's the deal you want. My impression has always been that the New Holland tractors are more comfortable, but maybe that's just "blue bias" or something similar.
I think you will always be glad you made a deal with a local dealer, so I'd strongly suggest you make the best local deal you can get and not look back or second-guess your decision. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Corriher
I noticed the price you quoted for the 4110 also included a MMM. On the surface, that looks like a lot better deal than your local NH dealers are willing to give on the TC24DA without a MMM. Have you tried both tractors? If you are happy with the JD and the JD dealer, you really have to ask yourself if that's the deal you want. My impression has always been that the New Holland tractors are more comfortable, but maybe that's just "blue bias" or something similar.
I think you will always be glad you made a deal with a local dealer, so I'd strongly suggest you make the best local deal you can get and not look back or second-guess your decision. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
cedarman
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Thanks for your posts. Jinman, I'll take your advice on pricing and will most likely stay local, I like it better that way. I really like the salesman and dealer, although the others from out of town have been equally helpful and friendly. Have made up my mind (see NH pricing forum) and it's going to be the TC33 style, just need to get some at the end negociating done and decide on the 33D vs 33Da.